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l-'gB'l 16 THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE; SI" DAW MAY IS PAGES. AUCTlOil SALES. REAL ESTATE. Jy Bit CHAS. E.

RADUn A Auctioneers, 137 and 139 Wabash-av. J. HAVfcKLY Manager and Proprietor. Successful Open-Air Auction Sale. MLB1TAL AND DMETOBE OF ffiA eTcoptcd.

'Sunday excepted, Monday 'JvL SHU Daily. eeptsd. CHICAGO ITOBTHWESTESir RAILWAY Ticket Offices, 62 Clark-st. (Sherman Housim the depots. rc) ad LARGE and ATTRACTIVE AUCTION SALE A GRAND RILL For the Farewell Appearance of the Famous COLYILLE OPERA BURLESQUE COMPANY.

SUXDAY EVEXIVG. MAY IS, 1879. Will be presented for the last time the CHICAGO CMJHOOXKU PINAFORE, With all the music of the prevailing sensation of the day. To be followed by BARE IN THE WOODS. Mr.

GUS WILLIAMS appearing aa Sir Joseph Weisft Beer in the Opera, nd in his Songs and Specialties In he Burlesoue. NOTICE The performance commences with the CHiCAGO sSCHOONEtt P1NAEOKE. shining star in the brilliant galaxy from which it has fallen. X. P.

Meredith in Cincinnati Commercial. HYDROPHOBIA. Chicago, May 15. To the Faculty of Hush Jled eal Co'lege Gentusmes I know and respect your contempt for empiricism and the interference of old women in medical matters; and so would respectlullv refer you to Dr. ttelly, whose office is on West Jackson street, above Wood, two doors from the residence of Mr.

Wrieht, late candidate for Mayor ol this city. Dr. Kelly is of the reerular school was Executive Officer of Campbell Hospital during all the time I spent in it; was Operating Surgeon and Attendant Physician, under Dr. Baxter, Surgeon in charge, now United States Med Michigan Avenue Residence-Property at a Bargain. Leave.

VOLUME 1 ITS SHOES, AVKKLY'K Good Inquiry for Business-Prop-erty Sales ot the Week. 10:30 am an 10:30 am 8:15 pm 8rl5 Dm 9:15 pm 9:15 am THEATRE. Manager and Proprietor. aPaciflc Past Line cSloux City Yankton uDuouq ue Day Ex. via Clinton uDubuque Sight Ex.

via Clinton. oOmatia Vlght Express oSIoux City Yankton aFreeporU Roekf Dubuque. "Freeport, Kockrd A Dnbuque (Milwaukee Fast Mall J. M. HAVEKLV.

Monday Evening, May 19, 1870, J. Blomgren two-story dwelling at 218 Sedgwick street, to cost Con-stantine Kann, three-atory stone-front store ind dwelling at 128 Archer avenue, to cost Jfi.tKX); Thomas Euelish, two-story store and dwelling on the northeast corner of Halsted and Thirty-seventh streets, to cost Hcnrv ihrens. two-story stone-front dweilingon Adams street, near VVtnchester avenue, to cost Alex-nnder Keller, two-story stone-froat dwellinL' at 599 South Jefferson street, to cost John lie os, two-story dwelling corner of Racine and lielden avenue, to cost A. Johuson, for a tw-tory dwelling at 150 Townsend, Uj cost C. Y.

Edwards, two-storv awelling and a barn at 1033 West Lake, to cost $2,500. were 'iht amounted to only against $251,553 the preceding week. Rales remain at 79 per cent, with lower rates to the best borrowers. THE GAME OF CHESS Commnnications for this department should be addressed to Thb Tribune aad indorsed "Chess. CHESS DIRECTORY.

Chicago Chess Club So. 50 Dearborn street. Chicago Chess Association Hansen Welch's, 150 Dearborn street, o-jposite TnmuNK Building. Chess-players meet daily at the Sherman House (Basement) and Tremont House PROBLEM NO. 178.

BY C. A. PERRY, CaiCAOO. Black. 'J sra am Dir, SIXK Soecial y.

-00 am Milwaukee Special Sundays. Lighter Demand for Loans Building Permits. AUCTION SALES. AUCTIONEEKS, 78 AND 80 HOLD REGULAR SALES OF FURNITURE AND MERCHANDISE. REAL ESTATE SALES A.

SPECIALTY. Outside sales of all kinds attended to, and a Specialty made of salt's of Furnlturs at private residences. All sales cashed Immediately after the sale. Our Col. Eli-sun makes all house sales when given to us in time.

ELISO-V, POA1EKUY Auct'rs. 78 and 80 ttandolph-st. Way May 20, at 9:30 o'clock SPECIAL. SALE OF FURNITURE! At oar Auction Rooms, 78 and 80 Elegant New and Second-Hand Parlor Suits, Parlor, Chamber, and Dining-room Furniture, Tables, Chairs, Wardrobes, etc. A full line 'ew Misfit Carpets.

AI30 a large number good Used Carpets, General Housekeeping Goods, Cook Stoves, liefrlg-eraiois, auu the stock jf a Ketall Grocery, etc. ELISO.N POMEBOY CO. Auctioneers. 7rf A 80 Kandolph-st. ftMilwaukee Express ami Dra HHiwMteinissBnr s-oo iA piu 9:00 nm I 2.2 MJreen Bay Kxyress -3o mm tt 6St.

Paul A Minneapolis Exnress am 'AA Ji- f. U1 rt bBt. Paul MinneaiX)li3 Pn Express nm Every evening In the week and Saturday Matinee, first appearance in Chicago of the most brilliant Light Comedian of the age, MR, LESTER WALLACE, Who will make his initial bow in Chicago as ADONIS EVERGREEN In Charles Matthews' very Cninedv. 6La Crosse i xpress am I2C 61. a Crosse Exnrexs 9:00 pm am New Clia.

A Winona New Ulra fc.Msrquctte Express Tuesday, May 20. 3,500 CASES Begularand First-class Goods. SAMPLES 100 LOTS Manufacturers' Samples of a Superior Quality. Lake Geneva Roekford 4:00 oronu au i.ac, via So other road runs Pullman or say other form hotel cars west of Chicago. a Depot corner of Wells and Klnzle-sts.

0 Depot corner of Canal and Kmzle-sts. CHICAGO, BUKLINGTOS OUIIfCT SAILEIAl Depots foot of IndUua-sv. and Sixteenth and and sixteeiith-sts. Ticket Olilccs. st.

and at depots. c-r Arrive. Chicago A Mendota Express hlcago Mendota Express 7:25 a 7-an Ottawa Streator Express 7:25 am Nebraska Kansas Express am 4-'i-, 2 Rocklord Freeport 10:00 am is Dubuque Sioux 1'aciiic Fast (. a is A- 'ill I Kill i ux city Express am 3- Wfai 10:30 am rado Express am s-4o nm re Accommodation 8:25 am 1 fPrV. 3:13 pm 7:55 a city Express am Express 10:30 am sliVi 'JJ ill, M.mQ Ka wm wm mm mm mk Wk mm lA Li 1 ji msli (owner drove No.

1G1 State-st. GRAND CATALOGUE SALE -Ar VERY FINE AND RARE COLLECTION OF ITALIAN MARBLE Aurora Passeaecr. NEVER BEFORE PRESENTED IN CHICAGO. The change from "OURS" having been made in almost universal demand. Mr.

Wullacfc will receive such able support as the following named popular and intellectual artists are well qualified to exteud, to wit: Madame Ponisi, Miss Laura Don, Miss Rosa Rand, Miss Josie Myers, Miss Nellie Bingham, Mr. James M. Hardie, Mr. J. W.

Shannon, Mr. Geo. R. Edeson, Mr. Geo.

F. Devere, Mr. Eugene Eiberts, Mr. Con Murphy, Mr. J.

L. Hay, and Mr. T. C. Baker.

wsm Mendota Ottawa Express Aurora Passenger. v's 'r, i'aa Will offer 'ML'A 'A 'AA :a.j pm am 5:) pm 8:5.5 am ion pm 7:15 ira 9:30 pm 1 Downer's Grove Accommodation VJ7XA6 'syyssA'Z. 'Asl a hieepori ii liunuque Express iranaaa sigiit Kxpress pm i e-Sj a-a Texas East Express 9:05 pm i am 30 Kansas CUyjfcbt. Joe 9:05 pm i Q. Palace rtlnlug-Cars and Pullman 16-wheel sleeping-Cars run between Chicago and utuaua ua Urn Paciilc Express.

'SsSs. CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND PACIFIC EAILEOAQ. Depot, comer of Van Buren and Slierman-ots. citr Ticket Ouie, 50 Sherman House. DRY GOODS, Wednesday, May 12, IKrCH.TTII3SrGr Linens and Housekeeping Goods, Embroideries, Hats and Caps, Straw and Millinery Goods, Ladies' and Gents' Underwear, Hosiery, Cutlery, Notions, CARPETS.

100 BOLLS PRIME CARPETS Will be sold at 11:30 o'cloek. And will be well worthy the attention of Carpet Dealers. Sales commence at 10 o'clock. Wi WM White. Leave.

Arrive. On Wednesday Afternoon and Sunday Night, when Mr. Wallack does not appear, an original version of MY LEOPOLD, From tho German of L' Arronge, translated and adapted by Mr. J. W.

Shannon, will be presented, with MR. SHANNON as HEKR WEItiEL. Con 7:50 a a a 5:00 pm 10:00 6:55 a in 8:40 a 12:) ra 4:15 ra 6:15 ra 7:10 ni 7:05 pot 3:40 pa 3:40 pm 10:20 aia :20 am 6:40 am 7:4 1 am 9:10 am 1 4:4) pm li Davenport Express Omaha r.xpress Leavenworth Atchison Expr'ss Peru Accommodation Night Express Blue Island Accommodation Blue Island Accommodation Blue Island Accommodation Blue leland Accommodation Blue island Accommodation Blue Island Accommodation Blue Island Accommodation Blue Island Accommodation STATUARY, Parisian Figures, Bronzes, French 21-Day Clocks, Vases, Card. Receivers, in new and elegant designs, Fruit Stands, Groups, Animals, TO BE SOLD AT No. 161 Tuesday and Wednesday Mornings, May 20 and 21, At 10 a.

m. 2:30 aDd 8 p. m. each day. Goods on exhibition Monday afternoon and evening, bale without reserve.

EL1SON, fOMEROY Auctioneers. 78 and ffO Randolph-st. tW Notwithstanding the great expense attending this engagement, Mr. Haverlyhas decided not to raise the prices, but to let them remain at the present popular figures, seats may be secured ten days iu advance for any of Mr. Wallack's performances.

Now for early production, Mr. Wallack's Ours" and Rosedale, Princess Ski lishly made 11:3 1 pm jll 1:15 am med. in Br Navy Blue, White, and PlJKUttil HI. llAlthl'R A General Auctioneers and Appraisers, 84 86 Randolph-st. There conld be no better indication of the new turn things have taken in real estate than the success last week of the first auction sale made in this city for years.

There have been sales by order of Court, but no old fashioned, knock-down AUCTIOW SALS WITHOUT RBSXRV has been success fat before for years. 8everal attempts have been made since the panic to sell real estate otf in this way, but the enthusiasm that made these sales so popular before 1873 had fizzl1! out, and ther were dead failures. Last week, Flersheim, Barker of this city, offered, by direction of the owner, without reserve, at auction, the property 125 and 127 West Washington street, 40x150 ieet. The attendance wan erood, the bidding active, and the property was finally sold to Jacob and Henry Beiciler. The price obtained was $76 a foot, several dollars better thau the lowest price of the seller.

The result of the sale was satisfactory to all parties. The affair is a straw, but is one of great sirrniflcaprie. Several important sales were made during the, week, of business-property, the details of were withheld for the present. There is 4k4ood demand for improved PROPERTY IN THE BUSINESS-CBNTItB, but purchasers are as yet not ready to accept the terms of holders. We And the belief prevalent among capitalists that the competition for investments that is now pusning up the prices of stocks and bonds will soon beerin to affect real estate, the only securit' which has not materially risen in price.

We report this opinion tor what it is worth for the consideration of both buyers and sellers. A sale of residence property at a price that makes it a bargain was reported bv Mr. A. T. Averell.

He sold for the estate of Washintrton 8micii the house and lot 58H avenue, between Sixteenth and Eighteenth streets, for $42,500. The lot is 83xl70, and the house, which is of stone, has a frontage cf 45 feet. The purchaser was Jacob Rosenberg. In the other SAXES OF THE WEEK were 25x179 feet on Indiana avenue, south of Thirty-llrst street, improved, $2,700 25x150 feet on Hickory street, cast of Deering street, 44x122 feet on West. Washington street, east of Page street.

129x1 S9 feet on West Adams street, west ot Lootnis street, 19x118 feet improved, on Deouster street, east of South Halsusd, $2,000 25x120 feet, improved, on Lake aveuue, nortti of Oak wood avenue, $5,000 20x124 ieet, improved, ou fark avenue, between Hoyne and Kobey street, 23x120 feet on Paulina street, north of Taylor street, 50x150 feet on Vincennes avenue, south of Forty-second 6treet, with 80 feet to alley in the same biock, $4,865: 25x110 feet on Goethe street, improved, west of Nortti Well street. $3,000 25x127 feet, improved, on Larrabee street, south of Centre street, 25x125 feet, improved, on West Adams street, east of Lincoln street, 50x100 Ieet on Jforth Franklin street. 25x100 feet on West Twelfth street, hear Jefferson, improved, 25x110 feet on North Carpenter street, south of West Onio street, 25x110 feet on Goethe street, west of North Wells, improved, 50x188 feet on West Van Buren street, eat of Ashland avenue, 20x100 feet on Ohio, east of North Dearborn street, feet, improved, on Tompkins street, between West Taylor and Folk streets, $3,500 100x100 feet on Iudiana street, southwest corner of Cass street, 20x125 feet on lompkins street, near Polk street, improved, $2,000: 50x1283 feet on West Harrison etreet, west of Laflin, $4,000 50x125 feet on Paulina street, north of Polk, 20x110 feet, improved, on Halsted street, north of Kinzie street, $3,000 50x129 feet on Miilard aveuue, south of Twenty-third street, 20x80 ieet on Fulton street, east ot Desplaines street, 27x171 feet on Michigan avenne, north of Eighteenth street, 335 North LaSalle street, $12,000 20x 116 feet on North Halsted street, southwest corner of West Indiana street, improved, 143x99 feet on West Van Buren street, northwest comer of Aberdeen street, improved, $10,000. SATURDAY'S TRANSFERS. The following instruments were filed for record Saturday, May 17: CITY PROPKRTT.

Fox plsce, 227 ft of Elston av, 25 x4 ft, dated May 16 (J. and J. Mach ical Purveyor, and 1 was nurse, in the test case which proved that a bonetaken out of the human body may be reproduced, even when the periosteum seems to be destroyed, aui is certainly torn to shreds aud driven in fragments through the muscle. Well, Dr. Kelly permits me to refer to him, aud will, I think, tell you that I am not likely to make a suggestion without reason.

Dr. Baxter will also. I think, recommend a trial ol any treatment 1 should icsist upon; and 1 do insist ttiat you shall erive the "Old Chester-County Cure for Hydrophobia a fair trial, and publish the result. I know from unquestionable authority that, in the early part of this century, an ignorant German of Chester County, Pennsylvania, ac auired, and kept until his death in extreme old age, a very widespread reputation for curing Hydrophobia; that he guarded his secret carefully, and always attended his patients iu person. He carried his medicine with him, and it was known to be a root which he himself procured in the woods.

He stewed a portion of this root in a pint of sweet inila, which he himself drew from the cow; stewed it slowly, and stirred for a half-hour; then gave it to his patient fasting, i. before breakfast; permitted him to take neither food nor drink, except water, for six hodrs after taking the milk; and repeated the dose on three successive mornings. Intelligent people of that county have assured me that no instance of failure was known in auv case he treated and that, in one, the patient had been seized by spasms before hi arrival, so that the medicine was administered by force, and the patient recovered. Upon the old man's death, a son sold his recipe for $1, and it was simply two ounces of elecampane-root stewed in a pint of milk, and given so that the digestive organs would have nothing to do but appropriate it. When it produced nausea, he gave the dose slowly, but always warm.

Now, we know that elecarapane'is highly medicinal, and that milk is an autidote fur most poisons. We know that all schools of medicine agree in having failed to discover any cure for this frightful malady and is it too much to ask you. as men in sympathy with the sorrowpr of the race, to giv this cure a carefol consideration? I have been publishing it for eight years, first through the Pittsburg Commercia'. Cue man, iu Ohio, wrote to the C'ommere a', to say that he had tried it in the case of twenty animals, cows and hogs, bitten by a rabid dog. Two years after no evil effects had appeared.

Four persons have written to me for the recipe after having been bitten, and none of them have taken Hydrophobia. I am moved to address you now bv the fact of receiving a letter from a gentleman iu this city, who has recently been bitten, and by the fact that it reached me iu time, as by an accident, the day I returned from Northern Miunesota, where 1 had gone to spend tne summer. I find it useless to try to get people to cut the recipe out of a paper and preserve it and, if this cure is what I believe it to be, it should be known to every doctor and to every one else whose life is endangered by the dog-keeping mania which proclaims the lingering barbarism of the race. What I propose to you is, that vou take measures to secure a rabid dog, shut him no, and expose animals to his bite treat some with the elecampane and milk, others with any other specilic, and leave some without treatment. This would test its efficacy, and lead to some scientific certainty about the nature of this disease and its remedy.

In the meantime, I shall insist that elecampane and milk will prevent, if not cure, Hydrophobia and bold everv doctor morally responsible for the death of any patient he may have treateqwithout trying it. Jane Geet Swisshelm. P. S. Mr.

Miller, of the First National Bank, has written me for this Hydrophobia-cure, and I only got here in time to prevent his letter being forwarded, and probably his chance of life lost. J. G. S. THE EMMA MINE.

Special Correspondence of The Tribune. Des Moises, May 15. An action has just been commenced in the United States Circuit Court here, by Erwin Davis, against EL H. Baxter, involving one-twelfth interest in the celebrated Emma Mine. The plaintiff alleges in bis petition that Trainor W.

Park and H. H. Baxter held ic trust for him one-twelfth interest iu the mine at the time the sale of the mine was made in England, and that Baxter never accounted to him for but $15,000 of the money received for his interest. Baxter is a large landowner in Iowa, and the plaintiff has attached the land. Baxter has given an indemnifving bond, pending the action.

It Is expected that some important disclosures regarding the sale of the mine will be made, and it3 true inwardness made manifest. TOE FINE ART SALE. At the Exfl Saturdays aad Thursdays only, Sundays only. CHICAGO, ALT0H StTlOUIS, CHICAGO, AID KANSAS CITY DEUVSE SH0ST LINES. T7niin Detxit, M'est Side, near Madlsou-st.

bridge, and Twenty Ticket Office. 88 South Clark-st. Leave. 1 Arrive." Kansas City Denver Fast 12-35 om St. Louis, Sprimrneld am: 7:55 pm Mobile New Orleans Express 9:00 am' 7:55 St.

Louis. Sprlngfleld Texas. 9:00 a Peoria. Burlington F.tr Expr'ss 9:00 a mi Keokuk Express 5 9:00 pm! 7:00 a in Chicago K. Ex 9:00 ana 7:55 pm Stre.ator, Laeon.

Washlnct'ti 12:35 3::) pm wight Accommodation 5:00 9:10 a CHICAGO, MHWATJKFR ST, PAUL HALLWAY Union Depot, comer Madison and Canal -sts. Tiekat auj'ai aiPJUn opposite Sherman Homa, Pawrilroker's Goods FROM GOLDSMIE'S LOAN OFFICE, AUCTION, Low HIGH CLASS "Our Saucy Ship's a Beauty!" Six Nights and Wednesday and Saturday Matinees, commencing Monday, May 19. PAEINE MARKHAI'S ENGLISH COMIC OPERA COMPANY Presenting the Reigning Musical Sensation. Pre-eminently the attraction of the day, Gilbert and Sullivan's Charming Nautical Satire, hi. nvr s.

PINAFORE, WITH THE FOLLOWING EXCELLENT CAST: JOSEPHINE, the Captain's Daughter PA LIN MARKII Sir Joseph Porter, K. C. Admiral of the Royal Navy F. W. Irving AT STORE, mmm $1 Leave.

Arrive. 7-'i5 am :15 aa am 4:00 la Ea Milwaukee Express Milwaukee iscousiu As Minnesota, tireen: Bay, aud Menasha torough Day Express 78 and 80 Thursday Morning, May 22, at 10 o'clock and 2:30 p. The whole of his Forfeited Pledges to date. Gold and Silver Watches, Fine Diamonds, Jpwelry, Solid Sliver and Plated Ware. Opera and Field The sale Includes large stock new and fashionable good bought by Mr.

G. for cash from various bankrupt stocks. Sale peremptory. KLISOX. POMEROY Co.

Auctioneers, 78 and 80 Randolph-st. 10:10 am 4:00 vm White to play and mate In four mores. SOLUTION TO PROBLEM NO. 177. White.

I Black, to 7 I to Kt 4 I 2.. Any mors 3. Mates accordingly PAUL MORPDY AS HE IS. OLD SLAKDET.S REFUTED PES PICTUKES OF THE CHESS MONARCH INTERESTING DETAILS OP HIS CONDITION. To lovers of that noble, intellectual, and refined pastime, the Ume-henorea of chess, who have been accustomed to regard Paul Morphy as its living oracle, and who have followed his brilliant career, from the time when he, a boy of 10, first learned to marshal his forces upon the checkered battle-field, till the time when, still a mere youth, he met and vanquished all the veteran heroes in the service of Caissa, it is sad to reflect upon his present condition upon the abrupt termination of a life so full of prospect and promise.

It is a mournful picture to see the possessor of this wonderful mind, a man whom nobilitv has oeen eager to honor, and to whom the greatest intellects of the world have made obeisance, wandering alone on the streets of his native city, poor, sought by none, seeking nooody, apparentlv forgetful of the past, indifferent to the future, unconscious of the sceptre be could yield at will, the victim of a strange hallucination that prompts him to devote all of his enemies to an insigniticant, hopeless case at law, which, if gained, would yield no pecuniary or other advantage. His burden, and the grief of his friends and relatives are sufficienlly great, without attempts to aggravate them by calumnious reports in regard to his intemperance, comoative proclivities, impudent annovance of the opposite sex, and no other offensive peculiarities. A glimpse of Paul Morphy is a satisfactory refutation of all such charges. Neatness, sobrietv, amiability, modesty, dignity, culture, and refinement are all undeniably represented in his dress, and face, and manner. Of low and unsishtly stature, and of darkish hue, only those that can see below the surface of things will reeognize in his shining eyes, developed forehead, and amiablo bearing, the extraordinary being.

Of a perfectly harmless character, of a truly noble and liberal disposition, he possesses that chivalrous spirit which, being founded on moral consciousness, allows no infringement on one's dienity and self-respect, but, in opposition te arroeant self-conceit, is in complete accordance with bashful modesty. This pure and beautiful personal integrity will, probably, through the love of the aoole game, not only be preserved, but even be brought to a still higher standard of perfection." These words, occurring in Max Lange's book on Morphy, written at the time of the chess hero's transatlantic triumph, would appear not at all inconsistent to me if written to-day, if we except the prediction in the last sentence and who can say that it is impossible for this yet to be fulfilled? On the street in New Orleans last month I frequently saw Mr. Morphy, but I was longer in his presence, and bad a better opportunity of studyin" him, at the old Spanish Cathedral, on Easter Sunday, thau elsewhere. He paid devout attention to the services, and appeared thoroughly familiar with all or the ceremonies, always assuming the kneeling nosture, and moving his head and 'ips responsively at the right time, without apparently taking the cue from any of the worsniping thron At one time an untidv person brushed aeainst his back, and he seemed distre Madison, Prairie du Chien Iowa Express Wisconsin Minnesota, Green, 5:00 Dm 7:45 121 12 t.a,LaLii uuiuuinu, com uiaiiuiug 11 M. Pinafore.

13 Henderson nay. sieveas roiut, ana ivsn- land through Mght 9:00 prat ":00 pm All trains run via Milwaukee. Tickets for St. Paul and Minneapolis are good either via Madison and Prairis du Chien, or via Watertown LaCrosae. and Wlnooa.

Micliigan-av. Ralph Uackstraw. Able Seamau Dick Deadeve, Able Seamm Bob Bowline, Boatswain Tom Turner. Boatswain's Mate Tommy Tucker, Mltlshipmlte Frank Koraback Joseph silvers L. Barrou J.

A. Howe Little Guy Charles Hall B.Wilson Granger F. Claire Charles Lysle H. V. T.oekfnATi FOR TWO DAYS ONLY, At our Salesrooms, 84 aM 86 RandoM-st, Monday and Tuesday, Mav 19 and 20.

at 10 a. m. and 2:30 and 7:30 p. m. Among this superb collection is THE CBOWtf "MADONNA," By MENNELLI, of Borne.

"CRUCIFIXION," By the same Artist, And several very fine LANDSCAPES, MARINES, FIGURE PIECES, All worthy of attention. Each Picture elegantly framed in fine gold gilt. 8ale positively without limit or reserve. FLEBSHE1M, BAliKEK Auct'rs. l.aume I Bill Bobstay ILLINOIS CENfRAL HAILR0AD.

Depot, foot of Lake-st. and foot of Twentv-seconjjt. Ticket office. 121 near Clark. it ESTlTi Bob Scraper i Able OF E'KJDI' lO PAKIS DASVILL.H i Dave Hatch Seamen.

Jack Bowsprit I Leave. Arrive. First Mariner Slg. Giovanni Circuit Court of Vera of Illil a a a ta Fnilor; Sail il tth 8:30 am 5 8:50 pm 8:30 am 8:5) pm 8:30 am St. Lonis Texas St.

Louis Fast Line. Cairo New Orleans Express. oCairo Texas Express Springfield Express Springfield garbs Express Tiffin. 1 Paris Danville iiallroad Co: 8:50 in CDF Bt.10 11' Vl'Vt sm and 8:45 am 6:4 ::) a in lJ 4 5 6:30 a a 3:20 6:25 a iim isaiah xx. Johnson.

Trustee, xeoiiu. j. Lin vV tveoKUK. bPeoria, Burlington 8:50 pm 5 Dubuque Sioux City Express .10:00 am' Dubuque Sioux City Express i 9:3) pm Toiono Passenger 4:30 pmij Faris Danville Uaiiroad Cos The nndersigned, pointed by said Court, hereb tuo of a decree and order of said Court In tho aoove enl April Term. A.

D. 1879, the: the nineteenth day of June noon 01 said uay, al the fc.xc hundred aud eleven Broad ws aud State of Sew York, pn linn ffitlio hiilii.at nnrl 1 oOn Saturday night runs to Tolo-io only. tOn Saturday night runs to Peoria only. MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD, Depot, foot of Lake-st. and foot of Twentv-seeond-st.

Tlcsret Office, 67 southeast corner of Ran. dolph. Grand Pacific Hotel, and at Palmer House. I Lemre. Arrive.

10 RESIDENCE LOTS, Fronting on Van between Eighteenth and Nineteenth and Paulina and Lot.3 66 to 75 Inclusive, in Block. 47; lots 24 by 125 feet each, FRIDAY, MAY 2S, AT 2 P. ON THE GHOTJSrDS. The above property la very eligibly situated a rapidly Improving neighborhood, near churches, schools, and is Desirable for Residence Purposes. Take Blue Mand-av.

cars to Ashland-ar. within three blocks of the property. Sale peremptory. No reserve whatever. Terms easy and will be announced at sale.

For further Information Inquire of EL1SON. POMEROY Auctioneers, 78 and 80 Randolph -st. iiailroad Company, of the tiou, The Paris mtneing at the City or Danv theDce through the Coaiit Cark, Crawford, and Lawr Clnla In all I Mall (via Main and Air Day Express Kalsmazoo Accommodation. Atlantic Express Night Express 7:00 am' 6:55 am am 7:40 pm 4:00 pm am 5:15 ra.i 0 am aa BOB WEDNESDAY'S SALE, MAY 21, AT 9:30 A. M.f AT POPULAR AUCTION HOUSE.

84 and 86 Always the Largest Stocks Hew and Second-Hand Fornitnre Carpets. The Furniture of 18-E00M HOUSE, With a full line General Household Goods, Chromos. Oil Palntinjrs, Plated Ware. General Merchandise, Etc. FLERSHEIM.

BARKER Auct'rs. 790 PITTSBURG, FT. WAYNE CHICAGO RA3LWAX Depot, cornar Canal and Maalsou-sta. Ticket OfHeM, 65 Palmer House, and Grand Pacific Hotel. I Leave.

Arrive. 350 Mall and Pacific East 8:30 am 7:00 pra 5:15 8:00 am it 8:10 put 6:00 a fi.200 ii, an imiiuivi road, together with ail rlt groimds. road-bed. shops, stock, tools, supplies, mil equliies, and choses lu actio belonging to the same, inuio lng to said railroad companj lu VeruiiUion County. ILii; twelve hundred and tulrty a cliinery, live stock, plant, a the same.

Sold coal 1 Piovlued by said decree first be offered separst and property appertain! the property will be offor be sold whichever way the i the larger amount. Said Oi less than two hundred to ttfty thousand dollars pe paid iu cash on hundred and fifty thousand 6 coufmnation of sale, ai.d mouey within three monttu AMUSEfllEJITS. to J. Jakubowski) Leavitt st, cor of Evergreen st. 25x150 ft, date April 15 (J.

H. Bade to F. Tank) Bouth Ha'sted st. 8-10ft of Fourteenth st. ft, dated May 16 (Samuel L.

Bailey to itachel Choa) West Fifteenth st, 1272 ft of Union st, ft, improved, dated Nov. 15, 1877 (A. H. Lord to John Gunzen-uauser) West Madison st. 134 ft west 'of 'Laflin st, -6 ft to alley, dated May 15 (Matthew Laflin to Henry Corwith) West Ohio st, 1444 ft of Rucker st, 24x100 ft, dated May 14 (John II.

Thompson to Ben. H. Hasselonist) AfhlfV Ht- 24fl ft nf I ijitiie liunercup, a rortsmoutn liuuiooat Woman Lou Howard Hebe, Sir Joseph's First Cousin Jessie LeKure Scene-Deck of H. M. S.

Pinafore, oft Portsmouth, England. A Large and Well-Trained Chorus, Augmented Orchestra, and an Elaborate New-Scene, unsurpassed in beauty, forming a complete, meritorious, and thoroughly enjoyable entertainment to all who Uelisrht in pure, wholesome fun, sparkling music, and good acting, Matinee prices, 50 and 25 cts. Monday, May 26, Miss LOUISE POMEHOY in her very successful new play, the ADIRONDACK. Extensive preparations are in progress for the reception of OIEAIORE'8 ORIGINAL NEW YORK JUTENIEE FIX AFORE COMPANY. QHICAGO'S FAIORITE SHOW.

Lake Front Kine Days' Season COMMENCING MONDAY, MAY 19. ADA! FOHKPAUGia'N mmkt MEMGERIE, GIGANTIC MUSEUM, AND CLASSICCIRCUS Most stnuendons Slow in tie World, AND COST TWO MILLION DOLLARS. Startling New Features added since last year. 12 PONDEROUS ASIATIC ELEPflMTS, COSTING $135,000. 341,000 Hippopotamus.

((-ton Behemoth ot Holy Writ. 20-tbot iralFe, trained to work in httness. 54 Dens of Wild Deaats, Birds, and Reptiles. 1 1 l'aes of Museum Marvels and the Finest Circus on Earth. Headed by UOBT.

STICKNEY, only man living who rides 7 horses at one time; Mile. A. AKBOLL, and too famous Arenlc Celebrities. it Mr. FOKKPAUOH will give $100.

no forthenameof any exhibition anywhere half as laixe as the Great Forcpaugh Show. On Monday morning. May 19, at 10 o'clock, will occur the GRANDEST FREE STREET SHOW TIIKATBE. 500 BALTIMORE OHIO, Depots, Exposition Bniidlngaad footof Twentr-secmd' st. Ticket offices, 83 Palmer House.

Pacific Hotel, and Depot (Exposition Building I. 87 opposite Court-House. Arrive. Leave. 3,500 1,900 8:50 am 5:40 am Morning Express.

FastLine i 9:40 7:05 in Friday Morn'g, May 23, at 9:30 o'cl'k OUfi REGULAR WEEKLY SALE AT Our immense double storea are ailed with a tremendous stock of first-class New and Second-hand FURNITURE. Parlor, Chamber, and Dining-Boom Furniture, Bed and Bedding, 100 Brussels and Wool Carpets, And a full line of General Merchandise. Groceries, Crockery, Glassware, etc. Attend this sale for bargains. EI.1SON".

FOMEROY ft Auctioneers. 78 and 80 Randolph-st. ana, it gam coal lauds aud sold separate) v. then the 1 proportion as the purchase LAKE SHORE MICHIGA3 SOUTHERN. 80 ft, dated May 17 (Daniel Goodwin to W.

R. Hosroer, Trustee) 1 nan Leavitt st, of and near Ogden av 9-10 ft Vq i Leave. Arrive. This (Sunday) Afternoon and Evening, last Two Performances of THORN and CHRISDIE'S FUNNY PANTOMIME, and the DRAMA OF THE POACHER'S n.OH. Every Night during the Week, and at the Matinees Tuesday, Friday, and Sunday.

Positively for ONE WKEK ONLY, the Popular Sensational Dramatic Star, JsOLTl- E. X. STETSON, "Who will appear in his renowned Drama, entitled NECK AND NECK. 7:35 am 7:40 pi 9:00 a in, 7:40 pi with the idea that bis coat had been soiled endeavoring to ornsh it with his handkerchief I caught an inquiring look from his eye, and my glance must have satisfied him that his coat presented a proper appearance, as he immediately composed himself and resumed his attentive air even spreading his handkerchief in the aisle and kneeling upon it. 1 have spoken of his imagined salutations, and his pleasant bow and smile, and graceful wave of the hand, in response.

This must have occurred twenty or thirty times, as he stood behind a massive column for a few minutes, in a pos'tion in wnich it was impossible for any one to see him from the direction in which he'looked. In the speculations regarding his mental deraneement it has been natural to attribute it. in a great measure, to an over-exertion of brain power in nis wonderful feats at chess, but nothing has ever been found to establish, positively, such a conclusion His astonisning achievements appeared to cost him no effort. Analyses that would require weeks of laborious study on the part oi tne greatest masters, he would niaktfas rapidly as his eyes could look over the squares. His eisht or ten blindfold games, played simultaneously against stron players, appeared to require no more attention than tne perusal of a book or paper.

With rare exceptions, he appeared to know intuitively tlie strongest moves that could be made. His uncle, Ernest Morphy, during his visit in Cincinnati many years ago, told me bow Paul when a child, would suddenly drop his knife and fork at the table, and set np on the checkered table-cloth a proolem that had suddenly sprung into his head using the crnets, salt-cellars, and napkin-rings for iec s. I asked him if his nephew was remarka-le for anything else than his peculiar aptitude for chess, and I recollect that he stated, amongst othei things, that, after his return from a strafe opera, he could humor whistle it from bcinnimr to end. At school, and afterward at college, Paul Morphy was always criticised for his continuous stud and Morning Mall Old Line New York Boston Special Ex. Atlantic Express (dally) Night Express.

1,500 1,100 5:15 mi 8:00 ai 5:40 ai VJ.CI.VL Donald to Isabella 1). Goodwin) Ogtienav, cor ol Genessee av, Lots 8 unci 9, dated May 10 (Cecil C. Spencer to Jane B. Urry) Hanover Bt, 2li4 4-10 ft of Thirty -first sL ef, 2oxl24 8-H! ft. dated May 17 (Aloe rt Crane to Benjamin Cougieton) orth Dearborn fit.

Sit ft a uau oear to tne to: entire property, ssald pre trpraisemeut, and not subj of Illinois conferring rigl morteagc sales. No bid wm oe received or uiUess tne bidder first depos doilais In cash to i old, and if the bid Is upon bosll shall be two thoust UB, M) on tfcs coal prouert hundred dollars sale T.rll be made su "tT. tax'-s, which are a lien TP prlor to "id'm for right of J9 rcinalDdcr of the SSJ5JJJ5 reoulred to be BY EO. P. GORE 80 and 82 Wabasb-av.

REGULAR TRADE SALE DRY GOODS TUESDAY, May 20, 9:30 a. Clothlnsr. Woolens, Cutlery. Fans, Cashmere Shawls, Straw GoiKis. Bankrupt Stock of Dress Goods, White Goods, etc.

GEO. P. GORE Auctioneers. For Wednesday; MAY 21, we shall sell -A-T AUCTION, Another Large Choice Line of To which the careful attention of the Trade is called. Sale at 9:30.

prompt. GEO. P. GORE 990 PITTSBURG, CINCINNATI 4. ST.

LOUIS R. (Cincinnati Air-Line and Eoltomo Line.) Perot, corner of Clinton and Carroll -sis. West Side. I Leave, Arrive. Aa presented throughout the United States and Canadas Willi Llil' mntr.

Ullttivini. Mtwaaa 0x80 ft. dated May 17 (Union N-tlonai Lank to John J. P. Odell) 1400 West Eighteenth st.

189 ft of May st, ft. improved, dated May 10 (German insurance nnH SYNOPSIS OF INCIDENTS. PROLOfiriR Thft Hunt lnrriai. rH Cincinnati, Indianapolis. Louisville, Columbus fc East Day, Express am Night Express 8:00 ni 7:10 arfl i.n aiicsh 1 T.

fcxecutioa on the Scaffold. Th Dead ah int 1,335 the SDeeiMi m.Tj. II. The Maniac. The Switcn.

In the Stone Oinrrv. 1 hp T.ltrhfnlnir f-'mmi itt I 1 1 1 win re secured 1 pent's Sting. ustiue. All who enter on Sin's broad track MM run the race eck-and-Neck to Death." tiontoC. I.

BelinskiT Brown st. of and near oarteentii st! mfHiH other property), dated May 17 (John Lyons to Thomas Thras- ton) Hicmgan av, 55 ft a o'f'Thlr'tv'-'second st' xl7i -10ft. dated May 10 (John KANKAKEE LINE. Depot, footof Lake st. and foot of Twenty-second-et.

TXTTW. A. IH TTEliS Ac Auctioneers, 173 and 175 Randolnh-st. EEAL ESTATE MONDAY, May 19, at 4 o'clock p. On the Premises.

13 Lota, South Front on east of near Rolling MilL Plats now ready. WM. A. B0TTERS ft Auctioneer. 6,500 Leave, i Arrive.

in aaauion 10 me aoove attraction, we announce the following SPARKLING VARIETY OLIO ThA ftmnng 3'thlrtninn r.mnfnn lrim Cinclnn atl Indianapolis T.onts- 8,360 iiu uoni Deluir Court sha.1 nnd the ho celre from the proceeds dollars puirhasers win be let li BMftt of said tiropei orter or ssdd tSoun. ESS be not Wait, wl r-l 7tl! eeeute and or purchasers of pr Dearborn at, 50 ft of Randolph st, 204x47 ft. dated May 16 (George f. bco- CLIirE, lu his Aged Negro Impersonations, introducing songs and Dances and Harmonica Solos. JENIeTindsAy'10 Comlc Soosstrets, MISS Ever given In the city, this side of the Orient.

such peasant was ever seen Look out for the route In the 20, 000 vuie May express 9:40 am 8:00 Night Express 1 8:00 pal am CHICAGO EASTERN ILLIN0I3 RATLROAtt "Dan.UIe Route." Ticket Offices, 77 123 andD- Pot, corner Clinton and CArroll-sts. dally papers. Two full performances every day. First exhibition on Monday afternoon. May 19.

Admission Adults, 50c; Children under 9 years, 25c. snu 82Wl)sh-av. ursday: 1,800 will bd 3,000 Volumes Books JUST RECEIVED DIRECT FROM ENGLAND, AUCTION, TUESDAY, May 20, at 10 o'clock a. ai our Auction House, 173 RanUolpb-st. Catalogue now ready.

WM. A. BUTTERS it Auctioneers. C'OfOEBClt HAUL. M' Arrive.

Leave. 750 cr Day GEA2TC) SACRED CONCERT am rm tijjc wuuuu u. Vernon av, y-M ft a of Thiriv-tirst'st 22x132 ft, dated April 18 (Mary A. Clark to Louise Lejeune) South Dearborn st. 1484 ft a of Thirtv-nioth st, 25x110 ft, dated Mar 16 (Edward Klabunde to William Mahoney) SUrr st, 299 ft of Sedgwick st, 24x 983' ft.

Improved, dated June 3. 6, (Peter Barnhart to Jane Vanderbusch) Laurel st, 230 ft of Thirty-fourth st, 25x1: ft, improved, dated May 13 (John Schmidt to R. Abels) est Jackson st, 122 ft of Western av, 2454x100 ft, improved, dated May 13 (J. P. Lawrence to E.

B. MAY 22, at 9:30 a. ra TKADE SALE express 5 in 5 7:23 a XORfH Si feud "ZZ 750 REGULAR THURSDAY TRADE SALE 0-003DS, Clothing, Furnishing Goods, i.es urotesque Kccentrlques, HALEY and WEST, In their own peculiar style of Songs and Dances, famous for originality uTMf Beautiful SklppUiK-Bope Danseuse, Animal Personator, representing different animals by the aid ot his natunlly constructed appliances so minutely that tne spectator is both bewildered and amused. He will appear this Engagement in his laughable specialty. The Alligator's Victory." And all the stock avorttes participating In the gigantic feast veiling Admission, 75c, 50c.

33c. and 23c. Tuesday and Friday Matinees. 50c, 35e, and 25c. NEXT WEEK.

MILTON 3XT 33 SOJKTH SSIOE tVh.KK HMft SUNDAY EVENING, the 18th GEORGE LOESCH will direct a Concert. US WHICH THE kJ3T SOCIETY" WiH Participate, w- ware. 25 casks American W.G.Ware. 30 casks Brown and Yellow Ware. Assorted Glassware and Decorated Ware.

Goods packed for country in rchaiits. GEO. P. GORE Auct'rs. Hn.7 .4 i Wat I 800 GOODRICH BTEA.YERS.

PaJ'y Milwauiee, 9am Uallv for Mamtowoc, Ludlugtou. Maulstee 'Jta Saturday boat don't leave until 8pra I (ally for Grand Haven, orand Uapids.MnsK:egoa.7 pas ror Mil waukee, evening boar, luesday and rrlday 7 For Green Bay 4 Bay ports, i uesd'ay and i V'riday. 7pm i-or Escanaba aud Lake superior towns, Friday. 7pm llaily ior at. Joseph 10am b'urdiy's Boat (lor st.

Joe) ieaves at." llpm Ducks foot of Michigaa-av. sundav nM THURSDAY, MAY 22. at 9:30 o'clock a. at our salesroom, 173 llandolph-st. OCT a or citv limits, within a radios or Kyjui MILES OF THE COITBT-HOLSE.

Laflin st, 47 ft of Forty-eighth st, ef, 48x124 ft, dated May 17 (Edward Koch wm. A. if tteks a Auctioneers. Agents Wihtr111 REGULAR SATURDAY AUCTION SALE. 300 FnrMtnrs, Carpets, Pianos, General Merchandise, to Michael Costello) Michigan av, comer of Fifty-sixth st, 298 ft to Indiana av, with 84xl61 ft in same subdivision, dated May 17 (G.

A. and F. W. sririmw tr Jnbn BY THE YOUNG AMERICAN ARTISTE. MISS LIZZIE GERZIL, Assisted by the Talented Artistes, MLLE.

ZKLISE ANTSY and MADAME KM II. IK SCHIM.EB. And the Pisuo Soloist, N. LEDOCHOtTSKI. On Sunday Evening, May 18.

Tickets for sale at Box-office of the Hall at 1 o'clock. General Admission 50 cents Reserved Seats 75 cents THIS SUNDAY. MAY 18, AT P. GRAND SACRED CONCERT GIVEN BY THE CHICAGO ORCHESTRA (40 Pieces), Under the direction of PUOF. A.

ROSESBECKER. ADMISSION. 1.. cents. Extra SATURDAY.

MAY 24, at 9:30 o'clock, at our salesroom, 173 Randolph-st. WM. A. BUTTERS ft KNOW a new Medical Treatise, "Tu Scikxcb or Liki. OB StiK-Prkskrvatiox," a book for ev BV II.

FietElTlA.Vfc MO.V, Auctioneers. 199. 201 and 20-t Randolph-st. Directly opposite our old stand. Crockery Glassware We shall offer to the Trade 75 Crates Knelish and Americin Crockerr 25 Cass Yellow aud Rockingham Ware 125 Casfts Crtiup Top chimneys.

One Car-Load (ilas.iware. 50 Decorated Ciiamoer Sets. f. BECKFORD. Salesman.

24,500 aire au I Ui Europe, the Capt Hofftnann. Wilson) Michigan av, corner of Sixtv'-third iaC, Together thyself: ery 00 ay. Price, $1. seat nr It. rat mm lifr oritfinal MILITARY with prescriptions, either ouc of which is worth ten times tns ue i-iianuel.

ets direct to Paris ml H. A Sl or tne 000k. Gold Medal awarde! tne autnor of lie National Medical Association. The Bosun The Seience of kite is. ueyond ail oomparisan.

ne most extraordinary work on Paysiologv e-er pao-iisrieu. The Loudon Lancet says: No person shouli 1 without tills valuable book. The author is a nobis aversion to youthful sports, he never taaing any part in out-door games or youthful exercises So it seems that cness is not to blame for his present singular condition, except as it represents a portion of the mental operations in which his brain was constantly employed. It is unquestionably an instance of a brain excessively developed at the expense of the physical man, leaving the mind expanded to the utmost bounds of sanity, and ready to wander outside its limits on the occurrence of some peculiarly exciting circumstance and this happened, probablv in the sudden realization that what he had considered a comnetency was expended, and that he had become, for the present at least, dependent. After Laltllja8Jin no condition to reason-to see that he had lived extravagantly while abroad and after his return, and that his expenditures were in excess of his share of his father's estate.

He imagined that he bad been defrauded, intentionally or through mismanagement; hence the litigious course he has pursued. Possibly his aversion to chess came through associating it with his misfortunes, his heaviest expenditures havnv occurred while away on his victotious tour through Europe Some have thought a complete restoration of iiia normal mental condition might follow a renderin" of the particularized account he demands from Trustees or Administrators, for he is wonderfuslv acute at figures, and might be convinced if incontrovertible calculations were placed before hiin. ny it is not done is not known; whether on account of an impossibility, the amount of labor and trouble, or because of an indifference thai is thought justified through the entire saUsffction I other interested parties. I understand that he has a right to demand such an account, and that he could enforce it, probably, if be were not regarded as insane, or if others would join his cause for the saae of humoring him. It is said to the reproach of certain lawyers that wonld auvise and encourage him his hopeless case as long as lie bad money to fee them, but that now they will not Jrtve him a hearing.

Suggestions in reference to medical treatment amount to nothing, because he acknowledges no ailment. Efforts have been made to induce him 10 travel, that his physical health might be benefitted and that his mind might be diverted from its ab-soroing subject but be regards this as playing iuto the hands of his enemies, says his absence from New Orleans is just what they are scheming for and avows his intention of remaining to defeat them on their own ground. It is distressing to admit that Paul Morphy is hopelessly lost to the intellectual world. Mnst that superhuman mind be forever devoted to the pursuance of such a petty, insignificant object, when it is capable of exerting such wondrous power The gratitude of ail mankind awaits him who can devise some means forgiving flesh aud strength to that attenuated body, and restoring the equilibrium of that disturbed brain, thus replacing this EesiraMs IipnM aufl OnimpyeS REAL STATE A.T AUCTION. ON SOUTH SIDE.

MONDAY, MAY AT lO O'CLOCK. AT STOCK YARDS, couiu ciarl ucueiac wr. Au illusrrated sampic sent to all Ja rnti STATI HEAL ui a cents tor postage. Uie author can be consulted. Tn UK- W.

H. fAP.KEU, go. Bulunch street, Bostuu. 1 THYSELF TUESDAY, MAY 27, AT 3 O'CLOCK P. M.

NO CUBE NO PAY DR.KEAN, A 11 ON WEST SIDE, WEDNESDAY, MAY 2S, AT 3 O'CLOCK. Plats will be ready Tuesday, -titb. THE GREAT 25-OENT SHOW! COMMENCING M021A. MAY 19. ONE WEEK ONLY.

GerJ 173 Bouth Chicago. mm. a. bui ifcist. Auctioneers.

IfVarietiesIce Bank Counters, Railing, Hsw. el Posis. Marquetry Flooring. Mantels. Chairs, Stools.

Settees and Opera Seats, Manufactured by us and Warranted. Also Church School Fur. ruture and Apparatus. A. H.

Andrews 813 Wabash A Cocisffo, Consult llPTMnnallir 1. USZai ft-oni on i it, aaiea uec. 14, 1877, (Henry B. Lewis to Nathaniel T. bright) 8,000 SUMMARY FOR TUB WEBK.

The following is the toul amount of city and auborban transfers within a radius of seven miles of the Court-House, filed for record during tne week ending Saturday. May 17: City-Bales, 95; consideration, north of city limits sales, consideration, littllt8-aales, 17; consideration, 113 10141 cotl3idetion, aUrely tf tQterPrises confined almost ERECTION OF HOUSES. in "nicture now under way Excavs Tart i ttie citv i8 Hall. am COrDer of Rolph am! orate streets preoarlng the sronnd iir th, wereBuSse Locheiir1'8 tU week front store and dweli'oif8 street, to cost $10,000 Josp Store and dwelliiatTiT street, to cost JoJgSJ story store and dwelling corner Iwenty-flrst and LeVitt! $3,700: J. Anderson, two-starv diw at 212 fcedewiek street, to cost $3, tlirouic.

nt'rvous, or special aiseasei. la tla 1 1 1 1 I 1 t. TiVf-1" eMWN from so BAND of 50 pieces, of Concerts In the Exposition Bulnllng the coming summer. Tlcketa, 5Qc. See programme in amusement column.

HICACOATATOBIUM. (SOUTH SIDE) Summer Season 1879. Swimming Department NOW IN FULL. BLAST. Water unlform and comfortable at rvnIIVr 'Iune 1 tne Institution will be open on BUS DATs from 6 a.

m. till 5 p. m. Jo Instruction given on Sunnaya. I.

J. APISH. Present. Manager. JESSHEY Ml NEC HAI THIRD AND LAST PIANO RECITAL By WM.

IS. MRU WOOD, My o'clock. Admission. 50 Y'ACT'Kik lOO Male Clioriis Singers. mildK "Howlaad Block, comer Dearborn 31.

iff. SODERjii The Champion Rider of tne World, and 100 first-class i iVr.Tu Two Fn tpri ln mmrti treat m-7. fea-'d rates, orsa.liues and further i lauana wanosn-sv. lallv. Doors open at 1 and 7 p.m.

Performances commencing ai -j ana p. m. cem. AUCTION TRADE SALE lu luc uif who warrants cures or 110 pa FOB J. CASEY, 41 43 Have for sale a fine assortment of Bank and Office Fur-r-nure.

Counters. Partitlous. and ncsfcs of even- kind, lijer Loxes, and several Fire-proof 3,000 CASES i our Old; SAMUEL KAYZER, Elocntiooist Instruction nrlvate and in classes. Hershey Mulc BOOTS SHOES Hall. 83 Mudlson-sc.

Room 9. Uothes! ON FOUR MONTHS' CREDIT, OCKHOLDEltt' HEETIXeg. CHICAGO NOBTiMiflLWAY gC 52 New York. Anril 2 is7u JPJS thestockhofderiand tin'iiio-d-era of tins company, for rue clec-lou mr suh to law. an! for the "in (fr "Id meeting-, will be at the office of the company, Ju Chlcaao, oa 1 liur.

3x, wi 1 Trailer koks April jo sad reopen June 8. Bondholders will --irhm tlcate tiielr vouatf bonds by rctiistranon. "m- M.L. SYKJiS. Secretary.1" PreaUient PHOTO UA1 EC Tuesday and Wednesday Mornings, May LAUIES ASP OENT8, 1 SI BV A SEW PROCESS -u ana 21, at o'clock.

Choice lines and Weed Reaver flna I Ml.KV- THEATRE. Rev. Jas. Kay Applebee At 3:30 p. in.

Subject: Thomas Hood: Poetdc Pnnster. THE BABIES. we taKe irieir pitimv. instantaneously. aud ta ui Custom Goods.

JAS. P. MoiAMAKA, Auctioneer. without any trouo.e- STKVENS KKD1NGTOS. So aad t7 iUdison orer Hershey Muaic-iHUl.

NtTHAM MOC liannV 1AKSi ASO 1 ui actured by am..